Outline Icons Set – Business Status Symbols

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents a collection of outline icons that are representative of various business concepts and operations. The title indicates that these are icons for business status symbols. The list includes: Thumb Up, Ok, Check, Notes, Magnifying Glass, Monitoring, Growth, Statistics, Plus Minus Arrows, Plan, Strategy, Chess Piece, Tower, Budget, Money, Lightbulb, Idea, Innovation, Shopping Basket, Rocket, Launch. Each icon likely correlates to a corresponding concept—Thumb Up could represent approval, Magnifying Glass might denote analysis or focus, Lightbulb could signify ideas or inspiration, and Rocket probably stands for launch or rapid growth.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is divided into two: the top half is white and the lower half has a dark teal overlay.
• "Fully editable icons" is indicated in a lighter teal banner that creates a sharp divide between the two background halves.
• Each icon is a simple, elegant line drawing with varying levels of complexity, from the straightforward checkmark to the more detailed chess piece and rocket.
• Underneath the icons, a banner presents a single highlighted icon—a diamond—with a bright circle behind it, setting it apart from the others.
• The color palette is monochromatic for the icons, using shades of black and gray, except for the diamond icon, which uses teal, orange, and green variations—besides being highlighted with the bright circle underneath it.

The visual composition of the slide is clean and modern, with the icons well-arranged in a grid pattern for easy viewing. Despite the simplicity, the variation in icon colors at the bottom provides a pop of color that draws the eye.

Use Cases

• Introducing various business concepts during an internal company training or workshop.
• Highlighting different stages of project development or status during a team update meeting.
• Including in a business pitch to visually represent services or processes to potential clients or investors.
• Using as visual aids in printed materials such as brochures, reports, or informational handouts for conferences and trade shows.